Sentence examples for course form from inspiring English sources
This will, of course, form the basis of the Conservative campaign at the next election.
With course form already in the book, he could be a fascinating contender if allowed to take his chance.
The clothes, of course, form a centrepiece – 42 mannequins stand on a pyramid of stairs in the main room, displaying clothes designed by the brand from 1953 to 2014.
Tapes with everyone, including Courtney Love, who takes a moment to do a line of coke (offscreen, of course), form the mosaic of Author's intricate narrative.
A variety of behavioural cues in the form of courtship displays may of course form the basis for mate choice (Andersson, 1994).
She has good course form and will enjoy the sound surface.
Mushrooms, of course, formed part of that experimentation.
They are bogus, of course, formed from chicken breasts.
They were parallel over most of their course, forming a corridor 550 feet wide.
In modern English, a comparative is, of course, formed by adding -er to the end of a word.
The course, formed by nature's hand and shaped by centuries of angry North Sea storms, will host the British Open this week for the 28th time.
